Publication Ethics

Silpa Bhirasri Journal of Fine Arts adheres to international standards of publishing ethics by implementing the guidelines and policy of COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) as follows:

 

Roles and Responsibilities of Authors:

1. The author must ensure the article is original and has not been published elsewhere. The article should not be under consideration for publication in any other journal.

2. The author must write the article in accordance with the journal's format.

3. The author must not plagiarize others' work. Should the author mention text or others' work, including the author's previous work, they must include references as required by the journal.

4. The author must state facts from their research. Do not provide falsified, inaccurate, or concealed information.

5. All authors listed in the article must be involved in the process.

6. The author must disclose any research, thesis, or article funding to avoid conflicts of interest.

7. If the author's research involves using data from people or animals, please provide evidence from the Research Ethics Committee.

8. If the author's research involves volunteers, participants, or interviewees, consider the ethics of researching people and obtain their consent.

 

Roles and Responsibilities of Reviewers:

1. The reviewer must maintain confidentiality and not disclose any information related to the article throughout the evaluation process.

2. The reviewer should accept articles that correspond to their academic expertise. If the article is outside of the reviewer's area of expertise, notify the editor and decline the article.

3. The reviewer must notify the editor if the assessed article contains plagiarized content from other authors or previous works by the author and violates the publication ethics.

4. The reviewer must evaluate the article based on academic qualitative standards. The reviewer must not be biased and provide systematic comments, suggestions, and guidelines for improving the manuscript. 

5. The reviewer must notify the editor and decline the article should they discover a conflict of interest with the author or any other relevant conditions. 

6. The reviewer must refrain from exploiting the article they are responsible for assessing. 

7. The reviewer must respect the set time frame.

 

Roles and Responsibilities of the Editor:

1. The editor is responsible for moderating and ensuring the quality of the article in accordance with the objective and scope of the journal. 

2. The editor is responsible for selecting reviewers based on expertise and knowledge of the related article. 

3. The editor must consider articles based on academic qualitative standards without bias.

4. The editor must maintain confidentiality and not disclose any information regarding the article, the author, reviewers, or the process during the consideration process leading up to publication. Sharing information with unrelated personnel is strictly prohibited.

5. The editor must ensure the article is not plagiarized and stop the process if plagiarism is detected. 

6. The editor must not have a conflict of interest with the author, reviewer, and journal executives.

7. The editor must ensure there is no interference with the journal's evaluation process.

8. The editor must maintain the journal's standards and continuously improve the quality of the journal.